Sentence examples for appealing whiff from inspiring English sources
Poised on a slice of serious Tuscan bread, whole, remarkably tender octopus picked up an appealing whiff of smoke from the grill and a bit of dash from a brisk sheer sauce of tomato and oregano.
One of southern England's historic and still popular resort towns, Bournemouth marries an appealing whiff of nostalgia the sandy beach worshipped by pre-easyJet generations, the pier with its amusement arcades with affluent, glass-fronted modernity.
It's an appealing idea particularly the bit about preempting DNA checks but it has a whiff of naivety about it.
Yet at the slightest whiff of anything Nominet considers to be commercial or professional - which with rules as broad and as vague as Nominet's could be almost anything - your home address could be revealed to the world, even, as with Andrew Norton, while you're appealing against their decision.
(Mr. Rajaratnam is appealing).
Mr. Forrest is appealing.
Intel is still appealing.
